Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-17

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a Competent oplnlea On the Railway
DsAasteF.
BosToE, March l6.-The Eneisssysne
Ness, in Q lcne article about the Blston
q Providence Railroad disaster, based
on the reports made by engineering ex-
perts, declares that the broken bridge
vas very faulty To Construction and
made Of bad material The paper says
that general Judgment Of engineers will
bear it up IN saying that Q mere shame
fully bad specimen Of q bridge design
and workmanship can hardly exist. and
u u hos right that an Occurrences of this
kind should be pointed out and the truth
made clear without fear. It 10 appalling
20 think of the tens Of thousands ef
lives which have literally hung BY .
thread IN passing over this bridge der.
ina the past eleven years.
Futile Astempt % Transfer q Trial.
NEw YoRK. March l6.-An unsnocess-
| ful attempt was made today 10 have the
| trial of Alderman Claary. which 10 now
| progressing before JadQe Barrett, in the
Court OF Over and Terminer, taken oct
of the hands Of that Judge and removed
10 another Court. Counsel for Oleary
made application to Judge Patterson OF
the Supreme Court Ohambers Judge
Patterson refused to grant the order. en-
the ground that the case vas already
actually on trial. The petition charged
local preiudiee. and iRtimated also that
Judge Barrett vas prsiudiced against
the defendant.
ExeitemeRa Running High.
ST. LOUIS, March 16.-Adviees from
Christian county state that excitamsnt
Is running high there over the recent
tragedy near shark, in which Charles
Green and William Eden were shot
down in cold blood by the alleged
BOLD KnObbera." an organization siFsi.
lar to the Ku Klnx. Every effort ia
being made to ferret out the perpetra-
tors OF the outrage, and thirteen persons
have already been arrested asd nine
more are expected to be captured today.
fhose people all live in that community
and have been engaged in other lawless
acts. Their preliminary examination
will be held in day or two. Ali Of
them protest their innocence.
AppOIated by the Presidens.
WASHINGTON, March l6.-The Presl.
deBt this afternoon made the following
appointments: q. II. ]. Taylor, OF Kan
sas Oi,y, to be Minister Resident and
Consul General to Liberia; James Il.
H0emer, of New York, TO be Secretary
of the Legation 10 the Central Ameri-
can States and Consul General at Qua
temalA.
Caaseu, IA An ms. Ua~,e...a P.x
NEW YORK. March 1s.-The Looomo-
tive Engineers of the Erie road have
sSHS;.L - ksuleIl oI .us Iosu 70
9Jo'.sn 'uS ioul k.suSs uoN We, eAistins'
anS;nae. ny e. S.;.i n 'nas - sns rous.n Rsaue sss
inst as mnch sssnonsihili,v ss 3 6,st
grade engineer. The oompanv will not
consent to this bat will consent to the
reduction Of the number Of grades ffom
four to three. provided ID does not In
crease the pay roll.
For New YoI Ma Poor Female Children.
WAsuuarox March te -Tha DaDa,,
ment Of state has received a copy Of the
VII OF the Iate DOS. Z. seville, Who died
noo ~ Luna rSnu, teosh1iy, IeSvInR to0A,'
- - '" oe appiieu 70 tne ssssolisnmsnt 70
Nv aolz Ol 80 IhssisIsion sV Ior 'ne CO.
uoa''ou 't POOa Ie'haie on"uIen'
kefused 20 submit 10 Go the People.
SPRN0FIELD Ills. }, March l6.-AfteF
q spirited debate in the State Assembly
today, the proposition 20 submit a pro-
hibition amendment to the peonle was
defeated by a vote Of "a nays 20 65 yess.
Before the main proposition was
brought to a vste 10 was amended 90 as
TO provide, in tbe event that the amend
NEST vas Submitted and adopted, that
.ne STATE sneola oe Aeid liable for sll
p.opoIC eepLgois.9o OF oesNoyeo Ss
EE0NDu OI NANNNAuk ku0 VIOUOHcu AInHUQ~
nen. insO eAs.s- ns pfOvIs,on -.
Aoopssu oy Vose OF VI yeas 70 % nays
the Remains Of cnptasn Eads Arrive
Home.
sT Iorr.s. March is.-Tha reuoafns NJ
Oaptatn James II. Eads. Who dieA Al the
Bahama IsIands on the Rth instaat a..
rived here this morning. The funeral
will taks vlaee from Christ RplsoeuaI
Church teuaorrow.
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Wartsr vsrDsii - r. scnn,- i,seas a.
a.gInvn IA R4wnrA Mcnopald anoi.
neer At she county hospital, we're ad-
mitted TO bail in the som Of $4,000
each. TIE swployes, Connolly and
DrisooIi, we're Admitted to bail in the
sam Of 40 600 each.
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ics and are oysrfiowiaQ theiF hanks, de-
.trsyine railroad bridges and other
propsFty. The immense amount OF
Eat~r frsm these streams has raised the
Missouri twO feet higher than usual.
All boats hers are safely stationed on
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Coming weather.